Anjan Nepal
- Graduate Student
- Co-advised by Dr. Francesco Di Gioia and Dr. Caio Brunharo
- Email apn5663@psu.edu
- Pronouns He/Him
Areas of Expertise
- Bioremediation of Heavy Metals
- Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation
- Weed Management
- Organic Vegetable Production System
Websites
- Nepal, A., Antonious, G. F., Bebe, F. N., Webster, T. C., Gyawali, B. R., & Neupane, B. (2024). Heavy Metal Accumulation in Three Varieties of Mustard Grown under Five Soil Management Practices. Environments, 11(4), 77.
- Nepal, A., Antonious, G. F., Gyawali, B. R., Webster, T. C., & Bebe, F. (2024). Assessing the Bioaccumulation of Heavy Metals in Cabbage Grown under Five Soil Amendments. Pollutants, 4(1), 58-71.
- Neupane, B., Antonious, G. F., Dawood, M. H., & Nepal, A. (2025). Bioaccumulation of heavy metals in hot pepper grown in biochar and animal manure-amended soil. Environmental Pollution and Management.
- Antonious, G. F., Nepal, A., & Neupane, B. (2025). Remediation of Cd, Cu, and Zn Metals in Soil Amended with Biochar and Animal Manure Using a Hyperaccumulator. Pollutants, 5(3), 22.
- Antonious, G. F., Chiluwal, A., & Nepal, A. (2023). Chitin, biochar, and animal manures impact on eggplant and green pepper yield and quality. Agricultural Sciences, 14(3), 368-383.
Education
- BSc. in Agriculture from Tribhuvan University, Nepal
- Master of Science in Environmental Studies from Kentucky State University
I was born and raised in the plains of Nepal. I did my schooling and undergraduate studies in Nepal, and my educational dream brought me to the United States for higher studies. I am grateful to my parents and everyone who has supported me during this journey.
